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called it that outer wilds would destroy me emotionally and i still wasn't prepared for that ending. no actually sobbing over a video game about space camping should be embarrassing but here we are.
day one player here and outer wilds had me ugly crying at 3am while my roommate questioned my life choices through the wall
absolute W goes to Journey, that ending sequence with the light had me actually tearing up like what even was that magic
lowkey the last of us had me crying like i just watched my team blow a 3-1 lead. that ending hit different fr
Journey's wordless storytelling hit me harder than any film I've seen in years, proving that interactivity amplifies emotional resonance rather than diminishing it. The way that game communicates loss, companionship, and transcendence without a single line of dialogue is pure artistic mastery. Anyone still dismissing this medium as juvenile entertainment clearly hasn't experienced what we're capable of creating now.
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